Deploying applications on Amazon EKS using Nirmata

Amazon EKS is a managed Kubernetes service for AWS. Nirmata is a single pane of glass that makes it easy to apply policies and gain visibility across all Kubernetes clusters, managed or custom. When needed, Nirmata can also deploy and operate clusters on any public or private cloud. In this video, we create an Amazon EKS cluster, manage it via Nirmata, and deploy applications to it.

When applications that are deployed in Kubernetes need to be accessed from outside the cluster, an Ingress needs to be created. In Kubernetes, Services can also be exposed via a Load Balancer. There are several options available to make your application accessible and the right choice may depend on your requirements.

In this webinar, we will discuss how Ingress and Load Balancing works in Kubernetes. We will also show a demo of how Citrix ADC serves as an Ingress device on a Nirmata managed Kubernetes distribution.

Enterprises are looking to automate end-to-end delivery of their applications. Creating continuous delivery pipelines, not only allows enterprise software teams to move faster but also enables them to respond quickly to any failures.

In this webinar, you will learn how to:
- Deploy an application to Kubernetes
- Upload code to Nirmata
- Create deployment pipeline in Jenkins
- Deploy development environments
- Deploy production environments

In this episode of Keeping Up With Kubernetes, GM Financial Emerging Data Technology Lead Jeff Loyd speaks with JoAnne McDougald about how the evolution of managing complex development workloads has led us to containerization, and how containerization and VMs have completely changed the game.

In this episode of Keeping up with Kubernetes, Twistlock CTO John Morello speaks with Joanne McDougald and Nirmata’s Ritesh Patel about the state of security for Kubernetes as well as the close integration Niramata and Twistlock have developed to bring container security to Nirmata’s powerful cross-provider container management platform.

In this episode of Keeping Up With Kubernetes, Portworx VP of Engineering Venkat Ramakrishnan speaks with JoAnne McDougald and Nirmata’s Jim Bugwadia about where containerization is in 2019, what it takes for enterprises to adopt containers for their development process, how Kubernetes is clearly becoming the dominant route in that adoption process, and how Nirmata and Portworx together offer enterprises a straightforward path to Kubernetes.

In this episode of Keeping Up With Kubernetes, Diamanti Director of Product Marketing Sean Roth speaks with JoAnne McDougald and Nirmata’s Anubhav Sharma about why KubCon has grown so drastically year over year, and what we can expect from containerization in 2019, as well as how Diamanti and Nirmata have partnered to offer a complete solution for enterprises to adopt Kubernetes.

Live From KubCon With Spotinst: Bringing the Spot Market to Kubernetes

In this episode of Keeping Up With Kubernetes, Spotinst Founder and CEO Amiram Shachar speaks with JoAnne McDougald and Nirmata’s Ritesh Patel about how Spotinst has partnered with Nirmata to bring the dynamic infrastructure qualities offered by the Spot instance market to Kubernetes.

Nirmata Co-Fonder and VP of Products, Ritesh Patel meets with #TalkKubernetes at KubeCon 2018. Ritesh reveals an overview of how the Nirmata platform transforms application management for the enterprise.

In this episode of the Enterprise-Wide Kubernetes series, we will show
how Nirmata makes it easy to integrate your Kubernetes clusters and
workloads with Vault for enterprise grade secrets management.

What to expect:
1. Learn best practices for managing secrets in Kubernetes.
2. Get an overview of HashiCorp Vault and learn how to use the tool for managing secrets i.e. sensitive data like passwords and access keys.
3. Discover Nirmata integrations with Vault.

Developing a cloud-native operation is fraught with challenges, from the technical and operational to those involving process and skill set. The adoption of containers is a key to overcoming this suite of challenges. Nirmata offers a turnkey solution that accelerates this adoption. Nirmata Co-founder Ritesh Patel describes exactly how Nirmata does it.

The journey to the cloud doesn't end with cloud adoption— in fact for many firms, it’s a story of more cloud, more complexity, more problems. Jim Bugwadia co-founded Nirmata to solve the problems of managing complex applications in the cloud through containers (the best way to manage enterprise applications) and Kubernetes (the best way to deploy and operate those applications in the cloud).

Virtualization has totally changed how IT teams and developers get access to infrastructure. Industry veteran Wayne Greene explains exactly what’s changed, the challenges the new paradigm poses, and why containers present the most compelling solution. With Nirmata’s SaaS offering for container management, you can focus on innovation and less on the nuances of infrastructure.

Anubhav Sharma, Nirmata’s head of business development and sales, discusses how Nirmata is uniquely able to translate the technical capabilities of Kubernetes into real-world business and organizational outcomes for customers. From IT Operations to DevOps, Nirmata can bring the power of Kubernetes to the entire enterprise—and its customers.

Nirmata VP of Engineering Damien Toledo explains how Nirmata’s roots in managing complex telco networks give the firm a unique ability to address the similar challenges of managing complex cloud environments. Damien also highlights why cloud-native applications offer so much value to the development process.

Keeping up with Kubernetes Presents:
Podcast with Anubhav Sharma, VP of Business Development at Nirmata

Anubhav Sharma runs sales, business development, and alliances at Nirmata. In this episode, Anu discusses how Nirmata allows customers to manage complex containerized environments easily, and how that easy and effective management benefits the entire organization.

Keeping up with Kubernetes Radio Presents:
Podcast with Ritesh Patel, Co-Founder & VP of Products at Nirmata

By 2013, cloud-native applications were beginning to tax traditional application development architectures. In this episode, Nirmata founder Ritesh Patel discusses Nirmata’s origins and how the company’s solution evolved to address these application development challenges with Kubernetes.

Keeping Up With Kubernetes Radio. A podcast session with Nirmata's CEO and Co-founder, Jim Bugwadia

The open source ecosystem has produced some incredible technologies that have also been crafted into enterprise-ready tools. In this episode, Nirmata CEO Jim Bugwadia discusses how Kubernetes fits into that open source ecosystem, and what Nirmata’s individual approach is to delivering Kubernetes as a powerful, enterprise-ready tool for container management.

Ready to learn how to manage persistent storage for containers in the multi-cloud environment?

Kubernetes is enabling multi-cloud strategies for the Enterprise like never before. As data is a fundamental element of all Enterprise applications, without a consistent data management strategy, companies have been able to containerize 5-10% of applications, mostly stateless workloads. With Kubernetes adoption, Enterprises have to think about data management strategies because, without it, companies cannot truly adopt multi-cloud. Data backup, data portability, and DR are critical requirements that have to be addressed as part of any robust Kubernetes solution stack.

In this webinar, will be talking about best practices on managing persistent storage in a multi-cloud environment and demonstrate application portability across the clouds leveraging Nirmata and Portworx.

Kubernetes has become the multi-cloud OS for enterprises. In this series, we will look at what makes up an enterprise-grade Kubernetes stack, and the key tradeoffs for each component.

In this episode, we will take a close look at end-to-end security for Kubernetes. Here are some of the key questions that we will discuss:

1. What are the top 5 things I need to do to secure my cluster?
2. What do I need to consider for securing applications deployed in the Kubernetes cluster?
3. How do you recommend customers evaluate and compare the security solutions in the CNCF ecosystem?

For the last few years, there has been an ongoing debate about multi-cloud/hybrid cloud vs single cloud approach. However, there is increasing evidence that the future will be multi-cloud. Data from a recent survey released by Forrester Research indicates:

62% of public cloud adopters are using 2+ unique cloud environments/platforms

74% of enterprises describe their strategy as hybrid/multi-cloud today

So, the question is what does this mean for your applications? Does adopting multi-cloud increase management complexity? How can you effectively control and manage spend?

In this webinar, we will discuss the benefits and challenges of a multi-cloud approach. We will see how containers are becoming a key building block for enabling application portability and how Kubernetes is becoming the toolbox across clouds. Finally, we will discuss real-world best practices for enabling multi-cloud deployments.

About the speaker:
Ritesh Patel is co-founder of Nirmata and has 20+ years experience building and delivering enterprise software solutions and has led highly successful software and business development teams. Ritesh began his career in engineering for high tech firms and has since migrated to the business side of the operation. In his founding of Nirmata, Ritesh sought to bring his broad spectrum of experience to a single previously unaddressed industry problem through the creation of a new business. To Nirmata’s leadership, Ritesh brings a rare skill set incorporating experience with the entire chain of software development activities. This background has contributed to Nirmata’s commitment to empowering all employees to do the hard work required to deliver tools that solve tough problems.